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Question: Pick one for Republican runoff/one for Libertarian runoff
#1
Mick Cornett (R)
 
#2
Kevin Stitt (R)
 
#3
Chris Powell (L)
 
#4
Rex Lawhorn (L)
 
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Total Voters: 31

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President Punxsutawney Phil
TimTurner
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« on: August 18, 2018, 08:22:44 AM »

Republicans are going to throw this away by nominating Stitt.  If Edmondson wins and Democrats get to 1/3rd in the state house (almost likely based on the specials), Dems would likely get a toss up OKC district in 2022 redistricting.

There is no fair way you can draw a tossup seat in Oklahoma County
A tossup CD? You are likely right on that. However, a CD located wholely in Oklahoma County is definitely possible.
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President Punxsutawney Phil
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« Reply #1 on: August 18, 2018, 08:28:21 AM »

Republicans are going to throw this away by nominating Stitt.  If Edmondson wins and Democrats get to 1/3rd in the state house (almost likely based on the specials), Dems would likely get a toss up OKC district in 2022 redistricting.

There is no fair way you can draw a tossup seat in Oklahoma County
A tossup CD? You are likely right on that. However, a CD located wholely in Oklahoma County is definitely possible.

I’m aware. Just pointing out that even if you kept OKC intact, the best you can do is about R+6ish. Aka, far from a tossup seat
True.
I think actually it might be more promising for OK-02 to be redrawn to include North Tulsa.
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President Punxsutawney Phil
TimTurner
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« Reply #2 on: August 18, 2018, 09:21:59 AM »

Republicans are going to throw this away by nominating Stitt.  If Edmondson wins and Democrats get to 1/3rd in the state house (almost likely based on the specials), Dems would likely get a toss up OKC district in 2022 redistricting.

There is no fair way you can draw a tossup seat in Oklahoma County
A tossup CD? You are likely right on that. However, a CD located wholely in Oklahoma County is definitely possible.

I’m aware. Just pointing out that even if you kept OKC intact, the best you can do is about R+6ish. Aka, far from a tossup seat

Whipped this map up.
OK-01: 31% Obama, 42% Dem, R+23
OK-02: 40% Obama, 56% Dem, R+17
OK-03: 45% Obama, 51% Dem, R+5
OK-04: 30% Obama, 48% Dem, R+25
OK-05: 27% Obama, 40% Dem, R+26
OK overall: 34% Obama, 47% Dem, R+20
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